The Role of a National Registry Training Officer

Training Officers validate the continued competency of Nationally Registered EMS clinicians by approving continuing education records entered by agency affiliates. In some agencies, Training Officers enter course records on behalf of affiliated clinicians. The role of Training Officer is to be treated responsibly, with attentiveness given to all affiliates seeking National Registry recertification.

We've added many new features exclusively for Training Officers including an enhanced Training Officer Dashboard, an enhanced agency roster, the ability to easily copy a class (for example that CPR class offered every month), and the ability to assign National Registry recertification topics for multiple levels in one class!

National Component Guides

For expiration dates through Sept. 30, 2025:

National 2016 NCCP Model

NCCP 2016 V4 - Standardized Course Guide

The new 2025 NCCP Model will begin on April 1, 2025 for EMT/AEMT/Paramedic and October 1, 2025 for EMR:

National 2025 NCCP Model

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Training Officers may not approve their own continuing education.

The continuing education of Training Officers must be approved by another Training Officer at their agency. If there is only one Training Officer, it is recommended that the agency's Medical Director add the Training Officer role to their NREMT account in order to approve the continuing education of the Training Officer. The steps to add an additional Training Officer to your agency are listed above under the "HOW TO AFFILIATE AS A TRAINING OFFICER AT AN EXISTING AGENCY" question above.

Training Officers

The Role of a National Registry Training Officer

Certification handbooks and Recertification Guide

National Component Guides

Training Officers may not approve their own continuing education.